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Old 04-16-2012, 10:37 PM   #7
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Oh boy, I'm going to enjoy this one. Just out of interest where is it that the choice of children's names is restricted?

P.S. Anyone flying a SeaKing should be careful about how they toss around accusations of backwardness!
I believe that France restricts names too. I didn't know about Germany.

Also the Jewish faith has restrictions on the name itself and on whether it is a family name that is being used. I believe they like to keep all the family names in use. Now a good questions is whether Israel has laws about it. They have laws about many other things, so I would suspect they have laws about Naming.
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